Age and migration percentage as risk factors for progression in spastic hip disease.
F. Miller, and M. Bagg. Dev Med Child Neurol, 37 (5):
449--455(May 1995)
Abstract
Age and migration percentage were evaluated as risk factors for the progression of spastic hip subluxation in patients with cerebral palsy. Three age-groups were defined: group 1 (two to eight years), group 2 (nine to 18 years), and group 3 (over 18 years). Four subluxation groups were defined by migration percentage: group A (< 30 per cent), group B (30 to 60 per cent), group C (60 to 90 per cent), and group D (> 90 per cent). The risk of progression was the same in groups 1A and 2A, and both of these were higher than the risk in group 3A. All group B hips had similar risks for progression, and all group C hips progressed to group D (> 90 per cent migration percentage). Groups 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B and 3B hips need close radiographic follow-up to detect progressive subluxation. All group C hips required surgical treatment for progression to dislocation to be avoided.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Miller1995
%A Miller, F.
%A Bagg, M. R.
%D 1995
%J Dev Med Child Neurol
%K Adolescent; Adult; Age Factors; Cerebral Palsy; Child; Child, Preschool; Disease Progression; Follow-Up Studies; Hip Contracture; Dislocation; Joint; Humans; Risk Severity of Illness Index
%N 5
%P 449--455
%T Age and migration percentage as risk factors for progression in spastic hip disease.
%V 37
%X Age and migration percentage were evaluated as risk factors for the progression of spastic hip subluxation in patients with cerebral palsy. Three age-groups were defined: group 1 (two to eight years), group 2 (nine to 18 years), and group 3 (over 18 years). Four subluxation groups were defined by migration percentage: group A (< 30 per cent), group B (30 to 60 per cent), group C (60 to 90 per cent), and group D (> 90 per cent). The risk of progression was the same in groups 1A and 2A, and both of these were higher than the risk in group 3A. All group B hips had similar risks for progression, and all group C hips progressed to group D (> 90 per cent migration percentage). Groups 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B and 3B hips need close radiographic follow-up to detect progressive subluxation. All group C hips required surgical treatment for progression to dislocation to be avoided.
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